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Dynamic DNS

Authentication Token

This is only needed if you're using FreeDNS. Otherwise you can leave it blank.

FreeDNS

On the site where you obtained your domain name set up some custom nameservers as follows:

NS1.AFRAID.ORG
NS2.AFRAID.ORG
NS3.AFRAID.ORG
NS4.AFRAID.ORG

On the FreeDNS site go to the "Dynamic DNS" section and make sure that "link updates of the same IP together" is set to ON.

For your main domain name select "quick cron example" and then your authentication token is the random string on the last line between the ? and = characters.

Your current IP address is shown at the top of the Dynamic DNS screen of the Freedombone user interface. You can use the "Mass Mod" feature at the top of the "Subdomains" part of the FreeDNS site to set all of your subdomains to that IP address.

Select the MX entry for your main domain and change the destination to 10:mydomainname rather than 10:mail.mydomainname.

Enter your FreeDNS login details and the authentication token on the Dynamic DNS screen of the Freedombone user interface.